Opinion|Videos|January 21, 2025
Overcoming Barriers to Biomarker Testing in Unresectable NSCLC: Strategies for Improved Access and Implementation
This segment discusses the importance of biomarker testing in lung cancer, challenges in implementation such as tissue adequacy and result delays, and strategies to enhance testing in both academic and community settings through local champions and education.
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- What are some barriers you encounter with biomarker testing in NSCLC?
- Do you have any thoughts on how to expand appropriate testing, particularly in the community setting?
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